Found these a few years back on the same creek that I've found many points. The San Saba and Shumla are the only two that I've found down in this area. The San Saba has a pretty bad hinge fracture. That poor Indian must have chewed one too many mesquite beans.

very cool Tehuacana. If that creek is the same creek you 've posted in the past with all those finds then that creek has paid you DIVIDENDS!!! nice

It sure is Travis. I've found close to 200 complete points and I don't even remember how many broken ones. That's where I found the Barber, Angostura drills, Andice (impact fractured), the best Langtry I've found, Marshalls, etc. Clear up to Perdiz. That one camp is a third of a mile long on that creek and there's several other camps there further east. Just haven't gotten permission yet to hunt them.

Nice, the base tang knife is one that I am still looking for and would love to find, not many found in these parts.

Good finds there Teh. Now if someone could adequately explain what purpose those little notches were.

They look kinda useless to me. Sure not much there to haft onto.

So many varieties of points over a long distance sounds like hunters of all the ages were generally following along that drainage in their hunting forays..( early colonists too ? )
Your pic is another interesting study of large and small points around the same time frame .

The small base tang notches came up a while back, I brought the old posting back up, see : CORNER TANG THEORY

The post is a bit shy of pictures but bear with it and start reading the input partway down from SH, Paleoboy & Outdoor guy.